Spain's Autonomous Communities are operating without taking full advantage of its due to an outdated and imbalanced financing system.
The failure to revise and balance the economic and financial rules governing the autonomous communities is considered a collective failure of Spanish democracy.
Successive financial patches do not provide the necessary stability, and it is the citizens who are affected, particularly in basic aspects such as health, education, and social services.
Political consensus is essential for the establishment of a solid financing system, but differences between the PSOE and the PP make this difficult.
Catalonia is one of the most disadvantaged communities and proposes a unique financing to end economic discrimination and fiscal deficit.
The Government's President has offered to dismiss a part of Catalonia’s public debt, but this is only another financial patch.
Conclusion: The current autonomous financing system is not transparent, equitable nor efficient and this represents an obstacle to economic progress and social welfare for everyone. Its renewal is urgent.